Joseph (a type of Christ) was sold into slavery by his brothers to save them. Jesus was nailed to a cross by his brothers in order to save them. He died to save. If he saved his life he could not save ours too. As Joseph’s brothers, unknowingly, bowed down to him and then his identity was revealed, so too everyone (even those who pierced him) will bow down to Jesus. A cross should have been reserved for us. We should have been thrown into a hole and sold into slavery. Yet amazing grace is that the Innocent One took the death we deserved and we the guilty go free. Amazing Grace!
April 9, 2014
Amazing Grace
About Jason and Kimberly
Daily Scripture- May 29: 2 Samuel 14–15; Psalm 119:153–160; 1 Thessalonians 1–2
- May 28: 2 Samuel 12–13; Psalm 119:145–152; Colossians 3–4
- May 27: 2 Samuel 10–11; Psalm 119:137–144; Colossians 1–2
- May 26: 2 Samuel 7–9; Psalm 119:129–136; Philippians 3–4
- May 25: 2 Samuel 5–6; Psalm 119:121–128; Philippians 1–2
- May 24: 2 Samuel 3–4; Psalm 119:113–120; Ephesians 5–6
- May 23: 2 Samuel 1–2; Psalm 119:105–112; Ephesians 4
- May 22: 1 Samuel 29–31; Psalm 119:97–104; Ephesians 2–3
- May 21: 1 Samuel 26–28; Psalm 119:89–96; Ephesians 1
- May 20: 1 Samuel 24–25; Psalm 119:81–88; Galatians 5–6
The Word Is Not Imprisoned 
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